8 thoughts on “ Miracles Need Wings To Fly - Teena Marie - Ivory (CD, Album) ”

1. But miracles need wings to fly Do you understand the hurt that has no end A love that wants to be more than just your friend I say a little prayer at night and, yes, sometimes I sigh 'Cause miracles need wings to fly {Miracles need wings to fly, wings to fly} Miracles need wings to fly Miracles need wings to fly {Miracles need wings to fly.

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2. Mixed By, Engineer – Rick Caughron Music By – Jazzie B.*, Mike McEvoy*, Teena Marie Producer – Jazzie B.* Producer [Additional], Remix – Teena Marie Words By – Teena Marie: Miracles Need Wings To Fly: The Red Zone/5.

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3. Ivory is the ninth album by American singer-songwriter Teena Marie, released on July 17, It was her last album for Epic Records and was a commercial failure, only reaching #27 on the US Black Albums chart and # on the Billboard Albums chart (her lowest-placing album on both charts up to that date). Marie's use of hip hop elements on some tracks was considered jarring by many fans and Genre: R&B, soul, new jack swing.

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4. Teena Marie - Miracles Need Wings to Fly Lyrics. Ooh, hoo, hoo, hoo Hoo, hoo, yeah Last night I saw a shooting star fall from the sky I thought of you and wished you here I tried to see yo.

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5. referencing Ivory, LP, Album, LPs cannot hold as much media as CDs. It's often the case that a CD release, of which there is also a vinyl version, will .

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6. I have a mixed tape of Teena Marie's songs and I didn't know the name of the album, there is one particular track that I have on repeat called 'Miracles' and that was one of the reasons I wanted this album. I have a few of Teena's records which I bought when I was a Teenager and have love her ever since. This Album is the BEST/5(37).

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7. Ivory, Lady T's last album for a major label, was an intentionally ironic title in that she's a white singer who sounds convincingly black (much to her credit), has a largely African-American following, and has enjoyed little support from pop audiences. Unfortunately, Marie didn't enjoy much commercial success period with Ivory-- a generally decent album, certainly, but one that fell short of.

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8. Too many significant ballads and midtempo numbers are left off for this to be definitive, but like any Teena Marie collection it's more than worthy. One day someone will put every great ballad Teena recorded on one CD, but until then, Love Songs and other compilations will have to do. Gut-wrenching lamentations like "Casanova Brown," "Dear Lover," and "My Dear Mr. Gaye" will keep your ears.

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